After being upped to series regular for the forthcoming fourth season of The Diplomat, Bradley Whitford is teasing what’s next for his character on the Netflix political thriller drama. While on the red carpet for the premiere of the film adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s Reminders of Him, the Get Out alum previewed the arc for … Read more
KJ WILLIS, 35 | John Legend was the first coach to turn his chair for Willis’ joyful delivery of Bobby Brown’s “Toni.” (Oh, you question the joy? Take it up with Legend, who’s probably still giving Willis praise hands from his swivel chair.) As Willis proceeded to effortlessly cruise through the song, Kelly Clarkson could … Read more
The stars of Heated Rivalry are speaking out about online hatred and fandom bigotry. Co-stars Hudson Williams, François Arnaud and Ksenia Daniela Kharlamova shared statements on their respective social media platforms condemning prejudiced statements from supposed fans and calling for respectful behavior. “Don’t call yourself a fan if you share racist/homophobic/biphobic/misogynistic/ageist/ableist/parasocial/bigoted comments of any kind,” … Read more
ABC Just when we thought singing competition shows couldn’t get any more emotionally manipulative, “American Idol” introduced the ‘Ohana Round, forcing the Top 30 to sing tributes directly to their loved ones in the audience — and we’re sad to say that some of our favorite competitors … Read more
Silver Screen Collection/Getty Images The 1970s television avatar for “cool” was undoubtedly Arthur “Fonzie” Fonzarelli (Henry Winkler), the mechanic on “Happy Days” who lived above the Cunningham family garage and charmed audiences with his beaming smile, affability, and classic 1950s greaser look. When originally cast in the role, … Read more
It’s that time of year again when Hollywood lets loose, when one night spills into the next in a sea of champagne, tuxes and gowns. It’s Oscar week, with a slew of soirées to choose from including such mainstays as Vanity Fair, Elton John, Oscar Wilde and more celebrating this year’s Oscar nominees and the … Read more
Bettmann/Getty Images Sitcoms don’t always revolve around families, but there’s almost always a couple featured prominently. Sometimes, the couple emerges after a season or two. Other times, they’re the foundation of the show’s premise. Since there’s very little in life that makes us feel vulnerable quite like … Read more
Charley Gallay/Getty Images for Nickelodeon If you grew up watching Nickelodeon, you remember the iconic green slime well. It’s a thick, sometimes lumpy, neon-green substance that rains down in buckets on an unsuspecting person’s head and looks like it’s from outer space. But what is it, exactly? According … Read more
Netflix Phil Rosenthal is on the move again: The comedian’s food travel show “Somebody Feed Phil” is moving from Netflix to YouTube, starting next year, Variety reports. (TVLine has reached out for confirmation.) “Somebody Feed Phil” follows Rosenthal — the creator of the CBS hit “Everybody Loves Raymond” — as … Read more
After months and months of teasing a White House run, Stephen A. Smith said just a few weeks ago he wasn’t ruling out a 2028 bid. Well, that was then. Now is now, and today the provocative ESPN host insisted it’s time to put the “presidential aspiration to bed.” It looks to be all about some … Read more